The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-28

excellently cooked and faultlessly served.
The following is the menu:
Blue Points on Shell,
Blsque de Homard la Stanley.
Baked Trout-sauce de Vim. ''''''
Pommes de Terres Parisiennes.
Asperge-Sauce a la Creme.
p,,.o. D., TurkeyrCranberry Sauce.
Puree fommes de Terre. Haricots VertS.
Spring Lamb-Mnt Sauce
Petits POis
tilet dc BWuf Pique, aux Truffes
Cotelette de P0ulette a Ia Nivernaise.
RiZ de Neau aux Petits Pois.
oyster Patties a la Creme.
Banana FritterS-Sauce Venetenne.
Champagne Punch
Grouse-Giblet Gravy.
Mallard Duck-Gelee de Cornthe.
PomneS de Ierre Saratoga.
Lettuce a la Mayonnase.
Salade de Roulette. Salade de Homard.
Assorted Cake. Tutti Fruit Cream. Fruit.
Cafe Noir.
The following gentlemen were among
those seated at the tables:
J; 5. Winslow, w. w. Thomas, Jr.,
mayor Chapman VIM NJ. Mcpherson,
Epeh Corey. George w. Woodman
Wm IL. Putnam, w. s. Dana.
VIM &; Davis, George Walker,
;. W. ThaXter, Geo s. Hunt
q. s. FODes M N. Rich
7. G. Woodbury., William Alien, Jr.,
4. A. Pierce, II. w. Richardson,
L. o. Short. j. ii. Sargent,
James KeaZer, b. w. Jones'
James Balm, j. H. Russell
Q. H. Balm, j. w Perkins
j. Ii. Crockett, +. Ii. Jordan
f. A. Smith, j. H. Hall
E. E II H Sargent sargent; T s; LLaughlin,.
y. w. htnSeH, Ill. Il. SOule,
!; A Cloudy, Il. w. Kent
Mr.. Washburn, s A. True
G. b. Strout, e. r. Barkour
i. \. ,Pnkham, CT harrington,
" A. hunt, S. A Stevens
y. A Sanborn. j. NJ. Adams
L. ,. Nlckers0n, G. ii. Richardson,
J. Z. Hobbs, ID. S. Rice,
Russell Lewis, e. Boothbay.
Z; f. Stafford, J. L. Marrett,
A; q. Rogers, IL. P. Dewey,
W. w. Merrill, c. II. Chase,
G. S. True, William Ieayitt
Isaac Emery, W. l.. Blake,
ID. Il, JoSt, w. A. Morton,
l. 3 Bean, 7. A. Josselyn,
James +. Hawkes. d. w. Snow.
George Trefethen, John l.. Best
NJ p. Emery, Henry m 1' Fox'
JAS IL. Hall, f. +. Waite,
w. ii. Simonton, w. S. Kyle
Z. ;. F. Mcclellan, I. B. Mosher,
G. s. d. Griffin, Jr. A. w. Smith,
" ". II. ROBERTS, Lucien Snow,
r. W. Libby, C. w. Ford,
Z. L. Stanwood, Willard Woodbury.
W. II. Milliken, A. j. Pettengill
L. w. Clark, T. f. Jones
Charles Cook e. s. Everett
Il Il. Pennell, L. NJ. Johnston,
Edward Tomlnson, /. p harrington
Z. ID. Eastman, W. ii. Scott
J., W Robinson, S. +. Bearce
W. .. Corey, Samuel Lord,
r. II. Little, Geo. b. Loring
\. y. Lille. Richard Harding
capt Howes, Ammi Whitney,
w. w. Latham. j. o. Twitchclf
" IL. M0Cleery, W. H. Smith,
w. z. Emerson, Lyman Nelson
Il. u. FasSett, Sterling Dow,
W. X. Hilton, j. w. Stockwen,
Geo Nj. Moore, Jerome Rumery.
W. ", Brown, G. w. Richardson,
=: W, Deerlng Bion Wilson,
NJ NJ. Bartlett, H. NJ Rich
Hugh Chisholm, v. X. Foss,
A. L. Burbank, J. b. Covle
Capt Barclay 4. L. Smith,
After the company had testified in hearty
manner to their appreciation of the good
things set before them, Capt. j. S. Winslow,
vice president of the Board of Trade, who
presided, called the gentlemen to order, and
said that it was the understanding that no
one was to be called upon for speeches, but
any gentleman who desired to say anything
would find attentive listeners. The speaker
thanked the gentlemen present for their at
tendance.
Calls were made for speeches from Mayor
Chapman, Hon. w. W. Thomas, Jr., Hon.
George Walker, Hon. w. l.. Putnam, VIM
G. Davis, Esq, and others.
Mr.. Thomas briefly expressed his thanks,
and ex-Mayor Walker wittily responded by
saying that as he had solicited gentlemen to
attend the dinner, giving them to understand
that there would be no speeches, if he made
a speech he would be guilty of one of two
things. He should be guilty either of obtain
ing goods under false pretences or of cruelty
to animals. Mr., Walkers reply was received
with applause.
The company then adjourned to the par
Tors, all much pleased with the success of
the occasion.